Disney on Broadway

[EpcotQueen]

According to Orlando Sentinel 'Disney on Broadway' will be live streaming on the 17th. But no where in the article does it say where or when. Anyone know? We'd really like to watch.

 

[FCDub]

https://deadline.com/2020/04/broadway-musicians-union-disney-benefit-show-can-go-on-1202907268/amp/

 

[EpcotQueen]

Thanks!

 

[Julie Amber]

I'll be watching!

 

[EmJ]

Help me understand The Technology. Is there a way for me to watch this on a smart tv? Maybe the YouTube option? I'm the worst millennial ever....

 

[Krandor]

There were

Help me understand The Technology. Is there a way for me to watch this on a smart tv? Maybe the YouTube option? I'm the worst millennial ever....

Broadway cares youtube channel.

 

[elaine amj]

So excited!

 

[EmJ]

There were


Broadway cares youtube channel.

YES! Thank you. I will have my husband figure out how to get to that

 

[EmJ]

So I'm watching the Disney concert right now. The performers and music are of course amazing.... and it's just making me sad. My family LOVES musical theater. It is probably our top favorite activity to do together as a family, even more than theme parks. My son has been attending with us since he was two years old, and is so happy in the theater. We had tickets to see The Lion King next month. I have seen dozens of musicals and almost every Disney production. Every show Disney touches is gold, but The Lion King is special. The costumes alone are worth the price of admission. So, anyway, it's coming--or was--to my state. I ponied up for the "good seats" right in the front on the aisle so that he would get to see the special entrance up close. It's cancelled, of course, and I received notification today that the showing of Hamilton we have tickets to in the fall might get cancelled too. I nearly cried during the Newsies reunion. I KNOW it's small potatoes, I KNOW it doesn't matter, but this all just feels like another thing taken away and who knows when it might come back.

I haz the sadz.

 

[Julie Amber]

So I'm watching the Disney concert right now. The performers and music are of course amazing.... and it's just making me sad. My family LOVES musical theater. It is probably our top favorite activity to do together as a family, even more than theme parks. My son has been attending with us since he was two years old, and is so happy in the theater. We had tickets to see The Lion King next month. I have seen dozens of musicals and almost every Disney production. Every show Disney touches is gold, but The Lion King is special. The costumes alone are worth the price of admission. So, anyway, it's coming--or was--to my state. I ponied up for the "good seats" right in the front on the aisle so that he would get to see the special entrance up close. It's cancelled, of course, and I received notification today that the showing of Hamilton we have tickets to in the fall might get cancelled too. I nearly cried during the Newsies reunion. I KNOW it's small potatoes, I KNOW it doesn't matter, but this all just feels like another thing taken away and who knows when it might come back.

I haz the sadz.

I totally understand! We are a huge musical theater family over here as well! My son was 2 weeks away from his opening night of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat when this all started... has has been perpetually postponed... And my daughter and I had tickets to see Frozen on broadway next week. No theater has been one of the absolute hardest things for our family.